I know that sine waves are used to make low freq bass lines. but how can you clean up the sine bass so it sounds even cleaner? suggestions please.

you don't

What exactly do you mean by "clean"?

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Use a good bass synth.

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what bass synth would you recommend for logic 8?
stock synths?
or I have
Rob Popen prdator, blue
Korg Analog collection
..some more too but i dont think they are good bass ones.

Predator should be more than enough for any bass.

I use Trilogy and sometimes Absynth for sub-basses.

Really though, depending on the track you're making, it's going to depend on the timbre, volume, mixing with the rest of the track, etc. You might be able to make an isolated bass sound as clean as you want it to but it won't matter unless it works well in the overall mix.

Unfortunately if there are any tricks to doing that, I don't know them.

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Originally posted by costizzle what bass synth would you recommend for logic 8? stock synths? or I have Rob Popen prdator, blue Korg Analog collection ..some more too but i dont think they are good bass ones.

Minimonsta has been good for bass in the past. Korg Polysix is a seemingly underrated synth for bass and lots of other things.

However, a one oscillator bass patch out of my Little Phatty routinely trounces anything I have been able to get out of software.

Clean up the other sounds that are making your mix muddy. Cut the lows of the other tracks, especially the pads and you'll get much more clarity.

As for the actual sine wave and synth, well you're going to have to be more specific.

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Originally posted by Eric J However, a one oscillator bass patch out of my Little Phatty routinely trounces anything I have been able to get out of software.

It really does.

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i definently agree with the person who said it has to work with the mix. I think maybe thats it. Also it would probably make a big difference which note it is. Cause sine waves are very temperamental with different notes.